Recent Market Reports 
Q1 2008 Montreal Industrial Market Report
Increased demand in Q1 2008
Q4 2007 Montreal Office Market Report
Market continues to tighten in Q4 2007
Avison Young Real Estate Forecast 2008
Economic growth in Montreal has pushed office vacancy rates down and large contiguous blocks of space have become increasingly difficult to find.
Avison Young Fall / Winter 2007 / 2008 Newsletter
The redevelopment of the historic Viger station in Montreal.
Greater Montreal Ofiice Market Report Fall 2007
Greater Montreal 2007 Q1 Office Market Report
Avison Young Spring / Summer 2007 Newsletter
Montreal Real Estate Facts & Figures
Offers up-to-date reliable intelligence on key facts in Montreal's real estate market
Real Estate Forecast 2007 (Montreal Section)
Montreal Facts & Figures 2007
Greater Montreal 2006 First Quarter Office Market Report
With the exception of the downtown core, the vacancy rate for all sectors of the downtown area decreased from last quarter. As a result, the overall vacancy rate downtown has decreased slightly from the fourth quarter of 2005.
Greater Montreal Fourth Quarter Office Market Report
Montreal's downtown core has one of the highest vacancy rates in Canada. Currently, Mont1real's downtown core vacancy rate is 13.9%, Toronto has a vacancy rate of 9.7%, Vancouver currently has a 6.2% vacancy rate, and at the low end of the spectrum, Calgary has an extremely low vacancy rate of 2.2%.
Avison Young's Real Estate Forecast 2006
We hope that you will benefit from the insights on the market which follow. You will not be suprised to read about the dramatic improvements in the market in Western Canada. You may, however, be shocked to realize...more.
Grubb & Ellis 2006 Real Estate Forecast
For 2006, we see the real estate market maturing. Expect around 2 million new payroll jobs, enough to propel vacancies lower and rental rates higher.
Montreal & Ottawa Real Estate Market Report, January 2006
Large blocks of office space are scarce both in Montreal and Ottawa.
2005 Third Quarter Greater Montreal Office Market Report
The trend of falling vacancy rates in the downtown core is an indication that the current tenants' market that has been so prominent over the past two years will not last beyond early 2006.
Bruce A. Cowper featured in the September 2005 issue of Montreal Business Magazine
2005 Mid Year Montreal and Quebec City Real Estate Investment Review
The office sector was the most active in the first half of the year accounting for 41.7% of all transactions. The retail market was the second most active followed by the industrial market.
2005 Second Quarter Office Market Report
The shortage of available tenants combined with minimal expansion from existing tenants have motivated landlords to offer incentive packages to large tenants in search of space.
2005 First Quarter Industrial Market Overview
Montreal's industrial vacancy has been climbing over the past 5 years. The market posted a vacancy rate of 6% for the first quarter of 2005.
2005 First Quarter Office Market Report
The Montreal office market is soft with a low level of leasing activity.
2004 Fourth Quarter Office Report
Montreal's labor market should remain strong: close to 55% of the positions to be filled will be due to attrition and 45% will be new jobs created.
Avison Young Forecast 2005
All Canadian markets are experiencing strong demand for investment property from local, national, and international investors. Leasing activity meanwhile varies across the country, depending on local economic conditions.
Avison Young Forecast - Montreal
Montreal's commercial real estate market was very strong in 2004. Investment sales were up in every sector relative to last year's numbers. 2005 should see continued growth in all sectors.
2004 Third Quarter Office Market Report
Downtown core class 'A' office space has been experiencing increasing vacancy rates. This is partly due to new office development such as the completion of the new Caisse headquarters, the Multimedia City and E-Commerce Place.
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